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Expected SUBMISSION Date

February 28, 2025

Expected NOTIFICATION Date

April 30, 2025

Expected PUBLICATION Date

May 31, 2025

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IJBRM SPECIAL ISSUE

Special Issue of 3rd Business Research & Management (BRM) Conference: Towards A More Sustainable World (SIBRM13)

GUEST EDITORS

• Associate Professor Ivo Hristov (hristov1@economia.uniroma2.it)
Tor Vergata, Department of Management and Law (Italy)

DETAILS

AIM OF THE SPECIAL ISSUE
The issues of sustainable development and green practices have received increased attention in recent decades. More and more companies are moving towards a strategic approach designed to integrate environmental considerations into their strategies. Although many organizations have embraced sustainability rhetoric in their mission statements and external reporting, the integration of corporate sustainability and management accounting practices remains a challenge.

One of the world’s most important mandatory sustainability initiates is the European Union’s new Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSDR). The CSDR focuses on reporting related to a company’s business model and strategy, policies, governance, time-bound targets, indicators, and due diligence processes related to sustainability. While reporting concerns detailed public disclosures at periodic intervals, the CSDR’s board requirements have clear implications for measurement, while is reflected in its references to targets and indicators, and management, which is reflected in its references to policies, strategy, and governance, among other issues.

This also implies insights on understanding of accounting as a social, institutional or behavioral practice. Although challenging, these changes can make organizations more resilient and engender more flexible attitudes and new business behaviors that need to be studies and analyzed. The 3rd Conference on Business Research and Management (CBR&M) aims to discuss the most important business and organizational implications of the “CSDR Novelty” and the future challenges that public and private organizations will face in the coming years.

LIST OF TOPICS
Theoretical, conceptual, and empirical contributions in the field of research and business management related to, but not limited to, the following topics are welcomed and should be adapted to the main topic of the “corporate sustainability and management accounting practices”:

*Accounting, auditing, and budgeting
* Big data and business analytics
* Business modeling and planning
* Change management
* Corporate finance and investments
*Corporate governance and accountability
* Corporate social responsibility
* Entrepreneurship and small business management
* Family business
* Financial analysis and reporting
* Human and intellectual capital management
* Innovation and technology management
* International management
* IT management
* Knowledge management
* Legal issues
* Marketing and communication
* Organizational behavior and theory
* Performance management
* Procurement and supply chain management
* Project management
* Public management and governance
* Service management
* Social entrepreneurship, innovation, and finance
* Strategic management
*Sustainability management and circular economy
* Other topics of interest